The Software Systems Engineering team is responsible for defining SW development processes and ensuring that all safety-critical software meets a high safety bar for production vehicles.
In this role, you will design and implement methodologies, tools, and processes for safety-critical software that will revolutionize transportation in the 21st century. Borrowing principles from avionics, automotive, and other safety-critical industries, you will work with software engineers throughout the Zoox software org, ranging from state-of-the-art AI Autonomy software, all the way to highly-critical RTOS and middleware components.
In this role, you will:
Develop and employ formal languages and models to describe intended software/system behaviors.
Leverage third-party or build in-house tools to generate formal design and validation tests.
Implement and integrate tools to verify that software/systems behave as intended.
Integrate analysis and verification into existing processes, workflows, tools, and other infrastructure.
Lead various systems engineering activities that are essential for a successful launch of safety-critical software on a self-driving vehicle.
Qualifications:
Advanced degree (MS or PhD) in computer science, electrical engineering, robotics, aerospace, or related fields and 7+ years of experience.
Strong problem-solving, leadership, and mentoring skills in a fast-paced, safety-focused environment.
Strong formal methods background with good understanding of logic, formal languages, automata theory, and model checking
Experience applying modeling and analysis techniques to software systems.
Strong programming skills in Python and C++ in real-time safety-critical applications and programming language fundamentals, object-oriented programming, memory management, performance, etc.
Bonus Qualifications:
Contributed to formal methods research and/or implementations.
Shipped software products to market in production automobiles, aircraft, spacecraft, or other systems that require safety-critical software in embedded hardware.
Experience with standards such as DO178, ISO26262, SPICE or ASPICE, ISO12207, IEC61508, EN50128, etc.